U.S. Investigation Alleges Mexican Drug Cartel Has Been Hiding Millions in Quarter Horse Racing

U.S. Investigation Alleges Mexican Drug Cartel Has Been Hiding Millions in Quarter Horse Racing:
A New York Times article, that has been made public today, centers on a prominent Mexican drug trafficking cartel, that has been allegedly laundering millions of dollars in Quarter Horse racing in the United States. A U.S. Justice Department investigation has apparently been underway since January of 2010.
The article was made public as the Justice Department moved against the Treviño brothers of Tremor Enterprises today, at the company’s ranch in Oklahoma and stables in New Mexico.
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